Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-21
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Barton Landing
Mrs Fairbrother mas been very i'll for
the past week, is more comfortable now.
Those who have had their chimneys
capped with the Cooley apparatus speak
well of it.
DR.. Wright, Lewis Simpson, Hugh
Buchanan and number of others have
newly shingled their houses.
A party went TO Newport to attend the
lecture given BY EX-Gov. Long, Wednes-
dav evening, and came home well pleased.
c. O. Twombly, having sold out his
interest in the firm OF Nye & Twombly,
has rented the paint shop lately occupied
by W. s. Flanders, where he will paint
carriages. sleighs. etc.
The village schools closed with exam
nations. and an exhibition on Friday
evening The parts were so well per-
formed all around that we will not at
tempt to give any individual praise Mr..
Waterman put much work into the mat
ter and has credit for the success The
Glover band were invited down and did
some fine and acceptable playing. About
$50 were realized from the entertainment
which will help pay for school appara-
tuS.
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The campfire, held week before last,
was a pleasant and interesting gathering.
aaron Drown has a call for Sbout all
of the improved canthooks thqe he can
undiscovered hundred ayear.
Michael Colt will get in a stock of lum-
Der for H. F. Pillsbury at the.O. & Cs
Steam Mill. Parmlee Duke will run the
boarding house and have charge of the
business at the mill during Mr.. Pillsbury's
absence in Florida.
\. .. Blake. who went to California
some weeks ago on account of his health.
is greatly improved, and writes fiattering
letters about fhat-sfate He is in San
Jose at work in a furniture establishment
He sod of large portion of his land, all
his lumber and W pd lands pretty much
before he went away, aud has6nly his
farm and mill property left.
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J. L. Sanders health is improving.
The telephone was badly broken down
/ by the late storm.
j. b. Rogers has moved into the house
formerly occupied by J. c. Burke
/ Henry Darling has returned TO Colora-
/ do where he works in a post-office-
Alfred and Geo. Dow have sold out
here and gone into the hotel recently pur-
chased at Wolcott.
William Chamberlin and wife and He
man Chamberlin and wife have gone to
/ Manchester n. H. into a hotel
Perhaps the friends of W. X. Annis,
I Jr. would ike to know of his prosperity
He has been boss on a building 60xa00
feet in Boston. for the Boston Lowell
r r. and 20 show the high esteem in
which he i held by both employers and
emploves. he was last week presented with
a solid gold ring, costing So.
East Albany
Rev. d. Land has been holding a series
of meetings at the old Free Baptist church
which have been well attended and full of
interest.
Gideon BagIey recently snapped his
Mace here for the Milo Stiles place with
Mr.. Fuller of Lowell, Mass, who owned
the place. Bagley moved on TO this
farm and had been there but few days,
when he died very suddenly He was
hnried last Tuesday, Rev Mr. Collins
officiating.
south Albany
Mason Post win hold campfire at 50
Albany on Tuesday evening, Nov %, the
Rev. W. s JENNIE and others VIII SPEAK
There will be music. handbook supper
and a pleasant meeting IN every sense
rrbs animal election occurs Dec ist viii
an ipspectlon. All members requested Z
be present -.
tsmes Anderson. OF whom mention wa
mad. two weeks ago. died last h'i s''s''
a,obt He came from SCOTLAND o.
wears ago with his family anu -
here. Hc was kind and z ner''''1 ~ -, -
b,r and greatly respected by all ne :